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hence we have a diverse selection of funny bike pictures and amusing stories. By the way, do you call them bikes, cycles or even the original word bicycles?
A road sign has appeared during August 2006 in road works being carried out in South Wales between Penarth and Cardiff. To English speakers the sign is quite clear and cyclists are happy to carry out its
instruction to dismount. However, to speakers of the Welsh language, the message is very different. Welsh speakers
have confirmed to Will that the road sign translates roughly as 'bladder disease has returned.'
You couldn't
make it up.
Officially this vehicle is a cycle, but my friends and I have always call them bikes.
Robert Evans, 46, had a really bad day recently, Will and Guy have
learned. Read this short and hilarious [but not for him] account of his day.
Firstly, Mr Evans, from Boulder, Colorado, USA, was knocked down by a car
in a hit-and-run incident and was taken to hospital for his injuries, but
was released later that night only slightly hurt. Then, as he was
making his way back into town with his bicycle he was hit by a railway train
while crossing a bridge. Luckily he was found alive, in a creek, and taken
to hospital for a second time; once more his injuries were found not to be
life-threatening.
This tale of woe does not end there, Will and Guy have established;
because the 50ft long bridge on which Mr Evans was run over by the train
is only wide enough for the train, and is not for use by pedestrians.
Robert Evans, now, to add to all his problems, faces prosecution for
trespassing. You couldn't make it up!
Here is a picture of a bike taken one afternoon.
When I returned half an hour later the bike was gone. I will always wonder if the bike was stolen or reclaimed by its rightful owner.
Diego cycles from Juárez Mexico up to the American border at El Paso.
He's got two large bags over his shoulders.
The American guard stops him and says, 'What's in your saddle bags?'
'Flour,' answered Diego.
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The guard says, 'We'll just see about that get off the bike.' The guard
takes the bags and rips them apart; he empties them out and finds nothing in
them but flour. He keeps Diego in the cells while the flour is
analyzed, only to discover that there is nothing but flour in the
saddlebags.
The guard lets Diego, puts the flour into new bags, hefts them onto the
man's shoulders, and lets him cross the border. A week later, the same
thing happens. The guard asks, 'What have you got this time?'
'Flour as usual,' says Diego.
The guard does his thorough examination, he even photographs the
evidence. However, once more discovers that the saddlebags contain
nothing but flour. He gives the flour back to Diego, and lets him cross the
border into the USA.
This sequence of events is repeated every week for two years.
Finally, Diego doesn't show up one week and the guard happens to meet him in
a cantina in Juárez Mexico.
'Hey, Buddy,' says the guard, 'I've caught 250 smugglers in the last
2 years and I have earned me good bounty money. But I cannot stop
thinking about how you are smuggling stuff. It's all I think about,
..... I can't sleep and it's driving me mad. I'll give you $500 if you
tell me what are you smuggling?'
Diego sips his Pacifico beer and says, '100 Bicycles.'
Imagine little old grannies
peddling their bikes up that path.
Jonathan points out that the sign with a white disc and a red border actually
means that cycling is prohibited. But Jonathan also points out not many
folks can cycle up, or even down, those stairs!
A man who was riding a tandem was stopped by a police. 'What's the matter officer?' asked the
rider.
'Perhaps you didn't notice sir, but your wife fell off your tandem a mile
back . . .'
'Good grief', said the rider - 'I thought I'd gone deaf!'
Lucky Cyclist
¦
James steps off the curb and into the road without looking and promptly gets
knocked down by a passing cyclist.
'You were really lucky there,' says Dave the cyclist.
'What on earth are you talking about. That really hurt!' exclaims James,
angrily rubbing his head.
'Well, usually I drive a bus!' retorts Dave with a grin.
Tandem Heading in the Right Direction
A bicycle made for two Paul and Liz have just climbed Scafell Pike in the
English Lake District, by road, on their tandem. 'Ooooooaaargh,' wheezed Paul,
'that was a tough ride. The climb was so very hard and we were going so slowly
that I thought we were never going to make it to the top.' 'Yep,' agreed Liz
breathing heavily, 'a good thing I kept the brakes on, or we'd have slid all the
way back down the hill.'
Unusual Wooden Tandem
Cheek Never Pays
Alan is in court and standing in front of the magistrates after
trying argue his way out of his speeding ticket. The magistrates find him guilty, fine him £80 ($150USD) and give him a receipt.
Alan, a bit upset by losing the case, sarcastically asks, 'What am I
supposed to do with this, frame it?'
'No,'
replies the head magistrate, 'You keep it. Two more and you can get a bicycle.'
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